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Starting 2015, Canadians can expect to receive warning notices if they are suspected of downloading copyright- protected materials from the Internet.

The Canadian government expressed its concern Thursday over the Palestinian Authority's "dangerous" actions this week.

EDMONTON -- Memorials are flourishing at the sites of Edmonton's worst-ever act of domestic violence that left nine people – including two children -- dead in three different locations.

Five people aboard a horse-drawn sleigh were hospitalized after a crash with a car on New Year's Eve in western Nova Scotia, RCMP said.

Firefighters and emergency environmental workers have been called to a Suncor facility in eastern Quebec after an oil spill Thursday night.

All that snow Canadians missed out on for Christmas is expected to show up this weekend.

A 19-month-old girl is in stable condition with life-threatening injuries after a 17-year-old boy took her from a house, tripped and fell on her while running away, then abandoned her in a recycling bin on New Year’s morning, police say.

Family of a Somali man murdered in a New Year's Day mass shooting have gathered in Calgary, as their plans the grim task of burying one of its own.

A Canadian tourist is back on terra firma after being stuck on a Las Vegas zip line for nearly an hour Friday.

Four Dalhousie University professors who filed formal complaints about a Facebook group where soon-to-be-graduating students joked about drugging and raping their classmates identified themselves Saturday night.

Your resolution to get fit will save money at the drive-through, and perhaps rescue that dusty treadmill from neglect in some basement corner.

Canada's spy agency was right to dismiss a junior spy assigned to fight Hezbollah terrorists in Quebec, a federal arbitrator has ruled.

Lawyers and accountants have pocketed millions in fees following Canada's deadliest train blast while relatives of the 47 killed haven't received a penny yet, QMI Agency has learned.

Record-setting Canadian adventurer Frederic Dion has achieved an unprecedented Antarctic hat trick.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper named a former Sea King helicopter navigator to replace Julian Fantino as the minister of veterans affairs, a move that will be widely seen as an acknowledgement Fantino had become a political liability on the file in this election year.

Freezing rain, blowing snow, and icy driving conditions continued for much of the country Monday as many Canadians returned to work and school after the holiday break.

The regulatory organization responsible for licensing dentists in Ontario wants the names of the 13 Dalhousie University dental students suspended for sexually harassing classmates on Facebook.

The CBC has suspended two executives in connection with the ongoing Jian Ghomeshi scandal.

A Surrey, B.C., mother charged with second-degree murder after the body of her eight-year-old daughter was found in a vehicle trunk has been deemed fit to stand trial.

RCMP in Jasper are investigating a Greyhound bus crash that sent 20 people to hospital just before 6 a.m. on Monday.

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